A Simple Inexpensive Drinking Station with Filter Serves 8 Athletes

Our Drinking Station with Its Inline Filter Serves 8 athletes, fans, or guests all day or all night.
A team drink station is no longer a luxury but rather is part of the daily toolkit of your athletic trainer, and a real timesaver for a coaching staff; not to mention a real difference-maker for your entire team of hard-working athletes! Sports hydration should have an emphasis and a plan considering all phases of before during and after practices or games.

Sports Hydration In The  21st Century Is A Lot Smarter Than The Good Old Days

I am no one to get medical advice from but having an easy, efficient sports hydration plan just makes for common sense.
Gone are the days of metal buckets and dippers and sharing a mile-long garden hose. You now have many team hydration choices and we are offering a good, simple and larger capacity option here.

The shape of our team Drinking Station lends itself to being left outside and one that can withstand elements, including wind.
The galvanized tube frame resists rusting and is light enough to simply remove the legs and carry it back to any inside storage.
You simply set it up (or leave it up) and attach a typical garden hose to the intake hose. You now have 8 retractable stations so even players in pads can be hydrated all at once.
The simple non-corrosive drinking tubes have simple on-and-off ability and retract when released.

Here’s The Basic Nuts & Bolts Of This Drinking Station

• Galvanized Tubular Steel Frame Has Removable Legs For EZ Transport & Storage
• The Non-Corrosive PVC Drinking Tubes With Auto Shut Off and Retractable Hoses
• Includes An In-Line Filter That Promotes Fresher Water (replacement filters are available)
• 8 Players Served At One Time – Saves Valuable Coaching & Practice Time
• Simply Connect to Your Standard Water Hose (not included)
• Large & Sturdy Enough – 43 Inch High x 53 Inch Long – A Very Portable 30 Pounds

If this option fits your program, you will have solved a recurring problem!